#287021 - Mon Oct 06 2008 03:20 AM
What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
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SJ'er with 25+ posts
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Loc: London
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For me it will be that i'll get to show other people how to progress, so that they can improve, ride more of the mountain and have more fun. The massive bonus, is that i'll get to work, live, and play in the best environment on earth - the mountains.
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#287033 - Mon Oct 06 2008 09:38 AM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: muikabochi]
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SJ'er with 500+ posts
Registered: Sat Oct 13 2007
Posts: 553
Loc: Hirafu, Hokkaido
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Who are you teaching for Niseko Instructor?
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#287051 - Mon Oct 06 2008 11:15 AM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: MikePow]
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SJ'er with 4000+ posts
Registered: Fri Jan 25 2002
Posts: 4824
Loc: Kobe
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More than improving or anything like that just having some fun. And trying to get in more than last year which wasn't that snowy for me.
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#287090 - Mon Oct 06 2008 02:24 PM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: rach]
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SJ'er with 500+ posts
Registered: Thu Sep 23 2004
Posts: 526
Loc: Tokyo
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- skiing the trees at Hirafu
- a few afternoons on the Skyline course at Happo-one
- blizzards at Kagura
- nightas nightas nightas
- trying Zao and Alts Bandai
- onsens
- drinking
- a long season, well into April
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#287099 - Mon Oct 06 2008 03:37 PM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: skidaisuki]
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SJ'er with 3000+ posts
Registered: Mon Feb 09 2004
Posts: 3766
Loc: Fujisawa
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Getting back on the board and ba' deep in powder  Learning to ride better in deep powder Face shots all day small lift queues at the less famous places Hitting Shiga Kogen this year for sure Onsens Relaxing with a beer afterwards Getting out from the city
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#287104 - Mon Oct 06 2008 03:46 PM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: Tubby Beaver]
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SJ'er with 1000+ posts
Registered: Wed Feb 15 2006
Posts: 1371
Loc: near enough to Kansai
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Hope to try some new places in Colorado next March. Maybe Beaver Creek and Aspen area.
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#287132 - Mon Oct 06 2008 06:02 PM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: ger]
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SJ'er with 25+ posts
Registered: Tue Dec 10 2002
Posts: 34
Loc: Tokyo
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Lift queues
Karaoke boxes
Group ski lessons
Food in the resort restaurants
Ropes to keep me in
SNOW
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#287134 - Mon Oct 06 2008 06:11 PM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: fish&chips]
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Registered: Mon Oct 06 2008
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Loc: Tokyo
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My first winter in Japan!
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#287143 - Mon Oct 06 2008 06:31 PM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: steven]
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SJ'er with 1000+ posts
Registered: Sat Nov 24 2007
Posts: 1249
Loc: Tamworth NSW Australia
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A week travelling in western Honshu and Kyushu,
Then 10 days on that fabulous white powdery stuff at Nozawa Onsen.
After that, another year to save up for next season (Anyone ready for a 60yo toy boy??) = Joke, Joyce!
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#287156 - Mon Oct 06 2008 07:42 PM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: JA]
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SJ'er with 500+ posts
Registered: Thu Dec 27 2007
Posts: 534
Loc: Futamatagawa, Kanagawa
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another good season of snow!
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#287200 - Tue Oct 07 2008 01:24 AM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: MikePow]
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SJ'er with 25+ posts
Registered: Fri Oct 03 2008
Posts: 49
Loc: London
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I'm gonna be working for Jeff Marks. My instructors and examiners out in Banff used to work for thim there the season before last when he was head of the ski big 3 ski school.
Jeff is head of the Niseko Higashiyama Snow School - the one that started up last year.
why you ask bro? you know anyone teaching there?
Junior.
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#287206 - Tue Oct 07 2008 01:52 AM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: Niseko Instructor, wooooohoooo]
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SJ'er with 25+ posts
Registered: Tue Jan 15 2008
Posts: 41
Loc: UK
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Niseko Instructor, I will be staying in Higashiyama again for the first week of February and was curious if you knew what the Higashiyama ski school you will be working for charges for a day and half day of private guiding? Cheers.
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#287207 - Tue Oct 07 2008 02:13 AM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: Hornster]
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SJ'er with 25+ posts
Registered: Fri Oct 03 2008
Posts: 49
Loc: London
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I dont have that info, i was only told the pay structure, not the price structure. I am not even sure if they have finalised prices for this season yet. I only got confirmation about when i can move in to staff accom a week ago.
Sorry i can't be more helpful.
Would you like a link to the wwebsite or the email address for finding out? I'll have that somewhere.
Junior.
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#287209 - Tue Oct 07 2008 02:19 AM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: Hornster]
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SJ'er with 25+ posts
Registered: Fri Oct 03 2008
Posts: 49
Loc: London
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Sorry, have just found that information for you. it's on this link. http://www.snowjapan.com/e/resorts/niseko-higashiyama-snow-school.htmlJunior.
Edited by SJForums (Tue Oct 07 2008 07:26 AM)
Edit Reason: Instructor, we don't allow business links on here. Check the guidelines. However, I've put the Higashiyama page on our site on here. Thanks.
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#287212 - Tue Oct 07 2008 02:39 AM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: Niseko Instructor, wooooohoooo]
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SJ'er with 25+ posts
Registered: Sat Sep 27 2008
Posts: 33
Loc: Sweden
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looking forward to: being physically tired from hiking/skiing a whole day and then take that beer and just feel all relaxed, hopefully in the sun somewhere listening to some good music.. or dressing up as a smurf for valentines day. I don't know, both are kind of similar.. 
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#287214 - Tue Oct 07 2008 02:49 AM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: Emilia]
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Registered: Fri Oct 03 2008
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Loc: London
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would you be smurfette? or a male smurf, say the old beareded papa smurf?
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#287216 - Tue Oct 07 2008 03:35 AM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: Niseko Instructor, wooooohoooo]
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SJ'er with 25+ posts
Registered: Sat Sep 27 2008
Posts: 33
Loc: Sweden
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well, smurfette, is that what she is called in english? It's smurfan in swedish. does she gets all the guys in the village since she is the only female? just come to think of that now..
i do have blond hair, but no dress.. or high heels.. am i a female smurf or just a male smurf with long hair than?
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#287217 - Tue Oct 07 2008 03:43 AM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: Emilia]
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SJ'er with 25+ posts
Registered: Fri Oct 03 2008
Posts: 49
Loc: London
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lol, thats gotta to be one of the funniest things i've read in a while.
Smurfette always had a red hat as i recall (it was one of my favourite cartoons as a kid), do you posses a red hat?
It's true she is the only female, what does that say about smurf culture?
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#287220 - Tue Oct 07 2008 03:51 AM
Re: What are people most looking forward to about this coming season?
[Re: Niseko Instructor, wooooohoooo]
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SJ'er with 25+ posts
Registered: Sat Sep 27 2008
Posts: 33
Loc: Sweden
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na, it's the old smurf that has the red hat (google) and she has a white.
I have both, but since I don't have a beard. Funny, no matter how hard I try I just can't grow one. Because of that I don't think I can qualify as the old smurf (gammelsmurfen) even if I do posses a red hat.
well, she.. what happens to all the babygirl smurfs? I would like to know what.
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